Donald Trump's Pornhub Ban Is Fake News!

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Donald Trump has been banned from almost all major social media platforms, but a new report claims he has also been suspended from using the world's biggest porn website, and it appears to be fake news!

In the past 24 hours, a tweet went viral on social media claiming to be from "Pornhub" and contained an update on the situation involving Trump being banned from social media sites.

The message read loud and clear that Donald Trump is not welcome on the adult video website, and the tweet was shared over 300K times!

So Did He Lose Pornhub?! See Below...

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"BREAKING: Donald Trump has been banned from our platform," the tweet read, coming from an account called 'Pornhub Update.'

The rumor took off like fire on Twitter and was fueled by a second rumor that Trump was being digitally removed from his cameo in Home Alone 2. But, it turns out the Twitter account is not formally associated with the XXX company, and their actual corporate account has made no announcement about Donald Trump.

It should be noted, for those of you who don't know exactly how the internet works, it would be a bit hard to 'ban' someone from looking at a website that has no login or sign-up necessary to view the videos.

But, There's More!

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As we reported, Donald Trump WAS suspended indefinitely from Twitter, Facebook, and a host of other social media sites. But, the stories about Pornhub and Home Alone 2 appear to be people joking online.

BTW -- Trump isn't totally foreign to adult-themed videos -- he actually appeared in several Playboy films in the past! According to reports, those clips included one from 200 where Trump -- fully clothed -- breaks a bottle of champagne on a Playboy limo while Playmates gather around him.

Plus, in another, he is shown backstage at a fashion show with two playmates and Melania Knauss, his girlfriend, who is now the first lady!

See The Shocking Details!

Interestingly, Pornhub made huge headlines after agreeing to remove all videos from its massive website that wasn't uploaded by official content partners or members of it's 'model program.'

The move came after a New York Times story that followed the lives of child sexual abuse victims, whose videos were allegedly uploaded to the website. Several credit card companies launched investigations into the situation.

"As part of our policy to ban unverified uploaders, we have now also suspended all previously uploaded content that was not created by content partners or members of the Model Program," Pornhub announced. Adding, "This means every piece of Pornhub content is from verified uploaders, a requirement that platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Snapchat, and Twitter have yet to institute."